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Here's the first of a series of UI frames I've made for a fictional successor to R4: Ridge Racer Type 4.

R4 still stands as one of my favorite games of all time, and the graphical interface, vehicle design, and soundtrack have forever influenced the art I create and appreciate. This concept UI is simply intended as a homage to that.

The idea in terms of game progression is that the player would start at the Ridge City Grand Prix, where they would purchase vehicles and enter various events that take place around Ridge City. This version of Ridge City would be an expansion of what we saw in Ridge Racer V. After finishing well in the RCGP, the player would gain the attention of professional-level teams and have the opportunity of signing a contract with one of them for Real Racing Roots '12. RRR '12 would be similar to R4's Grand Prix mode (albeit longer), and would consist of international races held outside of Ridge City.

Ridge Racer, R4: Ridge Racer Type 4, Ridge Racer V © Namco

Description
Here's the first of a series of UI frames I've made for a fictional successor to R4: Ridge Racer Type 4.

R4 still stands as one of my favorite games of all time, and the graphical interface, vehicle design, and soundtrack have forever influenced the art I create and appreciate. This concept UI is simply intended as a homage to that.

The idea in terms of game progression is that the player would start at the Ridge City Grand Prix, where they would purchase vehicles and enter various events that take place around Ridge City. This version of Ridge City would be an expansion of what we saw in Ridge Racer V. After finishing well in the RCGP, the player would gain the attention of professional-level teams and have the opportunity of signing a contract with one of them for Real Racing Roots '12. RRR '12 would be similar to R4's Grand Prix mode (albeit longer), and would consist of international races held outside of Ridge City.

Ridge Racer, R4: Ridge Racer Type 4, Ridge Racer V © Namco